HSBC Important Message - Spam Warning !!

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HSBC Important Message - Spam Warning !!

 

This email has been received today:

 

 

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From:                                                       HSBC <[email protected]>

Sent:                                                         Friday, June 5, 2020 11:56 AM

To:                                                            Recipients

Subject:                                                   Important Message

 

 
 

 

HSBC

 

                 
 
 

 

Dear Customer,

 

To ensure your protection, we've now disabled access to your HSBC Online Banking, you now need to re-set your security.

You won't be able to gain access to certain features of online services until you've done this.

This is a reminder for you to update your account through the HSBC Online Banking service.

<![if !supportLists]>1.     <![endif]>Log on to Online Banking at www.hsbc.co.uk.

<![if !supportLists]>2.     <![endif]>Follow Step 1 of 2 and Update 'My accounts'.

<![if !supportLists]>3.     <![endif]>Select 'Manage' and 'Statements'.

Please also find a link below to the Financial Services Compensation Scheme Information Sheet and Exclusions List, which provides important information about this valuable protection, and outlines the exclusions from cover:

Financial Services Compensation Scheme Information Sheet and Exclusions List (PDF)


Please check your online statements regularly by logging on to Online Bankingand contact us if you have any concerns. You can change your statement preferences through Online Banking by selecting 'Manage' menu and then 'Communication preferences'. Thank you for choosing this service.

Yours sincerely


Your HSBC Banking Team

     
                   

 

© HSBC Group 2018. All rights reserved.

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Please do not reply to this email - use the contact points on the HSBC Bank web site to contact us. 
http://www.hsbc.co.uk 

Get safe online

 

 

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Authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation Authority. 


The link actually points to: https://u9201748.ct.sendgrid.net/ls/click?upn=fDAexehxTE2MVEMXMkcrQJnQczNaZHoea0htMkQYNDeKWkAkPay072UTWR9o6Cr6sknW_tDWVqq0gMY84tloNpqeWj4jhDyKUM4lvqMhKrSvdSQhGG1azw3wuNZBtv2IJ3lgtdVR9lXZzKYVlFJE6QF9KZCmOvrvn41hU6KaVKuK33OBWvK6OiUP397VXEzI0qKosoxYXGGk2KDdydEClkXHfa7hrW5ojLHxFsrxEeruTSAFLLwd8mTU5fqpdSOVb9gW44lVPcWuPrr338b2pbZ-2BvpEvrLwMA0E7gDlk2-2BsUXsWw-3D
 
Which obviously logs your email to the conspirators of the email.
 
Sendgrid.net is obviously impersonating Sendgrid.com
This then forwards you to: https://plenitudcristiana.com/app/Login which displays a phishing site impersonating HSBC:
 
 
 
 
 

 

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And if we type in the usual, pleasant messages, for instance just using John123 as a username, we are prompted for everything about ourselves:

The debit card number checker must be looking for a non UK prefix as we cannot get past it.

 

 

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